Word: defeats
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...dying out. The number of paid memberships has decreased from 500 to 250 over the past year, and of those about four are active, according to treasurer Lance R. Rodgers '71. Only 20 members showed up for a club-sponsored election night party held Tuesday "to celebrate a Democratic defeat...
Harvard's loss to Penn was its first defeat in ten games, a streak which extends back to 1967. The soccer team's record is now 5-1-3 overall and 1-1-2 in Ivy competition...
...part of the challenge facing the Democratic Party during the next four years. If the Democrats can again become the party of the people, based on an alliance of the blacks, the poor, the blue-collar workers and the intellectuals, then something of value will have come from their defeat. Such a rebirth will require work and imagination, but it is not impossible...
Wallace's half-hour finale exuded cheerless defeat. The candidate and his running mate General LeMay sat behind bare, petty-bureaucrat desks, the General seated not really next to Wallace but off well to the left, not so near as to be frightening but available just in case we need a little of that nuclear hardware...
...carried veteran Sen. Norris Cotton and the two incumbent Republican congressmen to victory. Cotton, one of the most conservative members of the Senate, won handily over popular Gov. John King. The split in the Democratic party following McCarthy's presidential win there is the main reason for King's defeat, eace candidate for Congress David C. Hoeh, was swamped by incumbent congressman James C. Cleveland. Hoeh was Eugene McCarthy's campaign manager and led the New Hampshire delegation to the Democratic National Convention. In New Hampshire's second district incumbent Republican Louis Wyman won a tough race with James Keefe...